BTC $77,673.60 -3.86%
ETH $2,441.14 -3.25%
BNB $690.64 -3.35%
XRP $1.38 -5.25%
SOL $103.90 -4.68%
TRX $0.3410 +0.64%
DOGE $0.0850 -4.74%
ADA $0.2025 -5.89%
BCH $245.95 -8.87%
LINK $11.41 -4.93%
HYPE $80.15 -4.78%
AAVE $121.59 -5.66%
SUI $0.7405 -5.51%
XLM $0.1786 -4.75%
ZEC $799.41 -1.92%
BTC $77,673.60 -3.86%
ETH $2,441.14 -3.25%
BNB $690.64 -3.35%
XRP $1.38 -5.25%
SOL $103.90 -4.68%
TRX $0.3410 +0.64%
DOGE $0.0850 -4.74%
ADA $0.2025 -5.89%
BCH $245.95 -8.87%
LINK $11.41 -4.93%
HYPE $80.15 -4.78%
AAVE $121.59 -5.66%
SUI $0.7405 -5.51%
XLM $0.1786 -4.75%
ZEC $799.41 -1.92%

Data: The inflow of stablecoins from million-level whales on Binance has halved compared to September last year, indicating a decrease in risk appetite among large whales

2026-05-30 18:37:58

Analyst Darkfost stated that since September 2025, the inflow of stablecoins from million-level whales on Binance has halved, dropping from approximately $62 billion per month to $33 billion, indicating a significant reduction in the participation of large whales in the cryptocurrency market.

When a large amount of stablecoins flows into trading platforms, it usually indicates that the market is regaining interest and is about to be repriced. A decrease in inflow suggests that large capital is exiting the market. Monitoring whales remains one of the best ways to gauge potential market sentiment. Currently, the US-Iran conflict and its ripple effects are still creating a lot of uncertainty, making risk management crucial.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.